#c_lang #command_line #fastfetch #fetch #flashfetch #hacktoberfest #terminal

https://github.com/fastfetch-cli/fastfetch

#typescript #console #development #javascript #pty #ssh #terminal #terminal_emulators #tty #vt100 #webgl #xterm

https://github.com/xtermjs/xterm.js

#java #android #hacktoberfest #linux #terminal #termux

Termux is an Android app that gives you a terminal and a Linux environment on your phone. It allows you to run Linux commands and install packages, making it useful for developers and power users. You can download Termux from sources like F-Droid, GitHub, or the Google Play Store (though the Play Store version is experimental). Make sure to install all components from the same source to avoid compatibility issues.

Using Termux, you can manage packages, debug issues, and even customize your terminal settings. However, be aware that Termux may be unstable on Android 12+ due to system limitations. The benefit to you is having a full-fledged Linux environment on your Android device, which can be very powerful for various tasks and projects.

https://github.com/termux/termux-app

#go #cli #git #terminal

Lazygit is a simple and interactive terminal UI for git commands that makes using git much easier. It allows you to stage individual lines of code, perform interactive rebases, cherry-pick commits, and more, all within a user-friendly interface. You can filter views, invoke custom commands, and even compare two commits directly. This tool saves you time and effort by avoiding the need to use complex command lines for common git tasks. It's supported on various platforms and can be installed through multiple methods, including Homebrew, Scoop, and more. Using lazygit can significantly simplify your git workflow and reduce frustration with git's complexities.

https://github.com/jesseduffield/lazygit

#rust #cli #command_line #filesystem #hacktoberfest #regex #rust #search #terminal #tool

`fd` is a fast and user-friendly tool to find files in your filesystem. It is simpler and faster than the traditional `find` command. Here are the key benefits Use `fd PATTERN` instead of `find -iname '*PATTERN*'`.
- **Fast Search** Highlights different file types like `ls`.
- **Smart Case** By default, it ignores hidden files and those listed in `.gitignore`.
- **Command Execution**: You can execute commands on search results either individually or in batches.

Overall, `fd` makes finding files easier and quicker with its simple syntax and fast performance.

https://github.com/sharkdp/fd

#go #bubbletea #cli #file_manager #filemanager #filesystem #golang #linux_app #terminal_app #terminal_based #terminal_file_manager #tui

Superfile is a tool that helps you manage files easily on your computer. You can install it quickly using simple commands for MacOS, Linux, and Windows. Once installed, you can learn how to use it through a tutorial and customize it with plugins, themes, and hotkeys. If you encounter any issues, there's a troubleshooting section to help you fix problems. The tool is supported on Linux and MacOS, with partial support for Windows. By using Superfile, you can streamline your file management tasks, making it easier and more efficient.

https://github.com/yorukot/superfile

#rust #benchmark #cli #command_line #rust #terminal #tool

Hyperfine is a powerful tool that helps you measure how long different commands or programs take to run. Here’s why it’s useful:

- You can compare the speed of different commands or programs easily.
- It runs multiple tests and gives you detailed statistics, including average, minimum, and maximum times.
- You can prepare the system before each test (e.g., clear disk caches) to get accurate results.
- It supports various output formats like CSV, JSON, and Markdown, making it easy to analyze and share results.
- It works on many operating systems, including Windows, macOS, and Linux.

Overall, hyperfine helps you understand which commands or programs are faster and why, making it a valuable tool for optimizing performance.

https://github.com/sharkdp/hyperfine

#typescript #command_line #developer_tools #linux #macos #productivity #terminal #windows

Wave Terminal is a special kind of terminal that combines command-line interface (CLI) with graphical widgets. It lets you use the CLI while also having features like a directory browser, file previews, a graphical editor, a web browser, and even an integrated AI chat. This means you can do everything in one place without switching between different tools. Wave Terminal works on macOS, Linux, and Windows, making it easy to use no matter what operating system you have. It's free and open-source, so anyone can contribute to it. This makes your work faster and more efficient because you don't have to switch between different applications.

https://github.com/wavetermdev/waveterm

#typescript #serial #ssh_client #telnet_client #terminal #terminal_emulators

Tabby is a highly configurable terminal emulator that works on Windows, macOS, and Linux. It includes an integrated SSH and Telnet client, a serial terminal, and supports multiple shells like PowerShell, WSL, and Git-Bash. You can customize shortcuts, themes, and color schemes, and it also features split panes, tab memory, and direct file transfer via Zmodem. Tabby has full Unicode support and doesn't slow down with fast output. It also offers plugins and themes that can be installed directly from the settings. This makes Tabby a powerful and flexible tool for managing remote environments and terminal tasks efficiently.

https://github.com/Eugeny/tabby

#rust #android #asyncio #cli #concurrency #file_explorer #file_manager #hacktoberfest #helix #linux #macos #neovim #productivity #rust #terminal #tui #vim #windows #yazi

Yazi is a fast and user-friendly terminal file manager written in Rust. It uses asynchronous I/O to make file management efficient and quick. Here are some key benefits:
- It works quickly by spreading CPU tasks across multiple threads.
- It supports real-time progress updates, task cancellation, and priority assignment.
- It can display images and code highlights quickly.
- It has a plugin system, package manager, and integration with other tools like ripgrep and fzf.
- It offers multi-tab support, bulk renaming, visual mode, and theme customization.
- It supports various terminals and protocols for image previews.

Using Yazi can make managing files much faster and more convenient.

https://github.com/sxyazi/yazi

#shell #color_scheme #freebsd_vt #iterm #iterm2 #konsole #konsole_color_schemes #lxterminal #osx_terminal_themes #putty #putty_color_schemes #schemes #terminal #terminal_schemes #terminal_themes #terminator #theme #themes #windows_terminal #xrdb #xresources

This collection of color schemes is designed for iTerm and other terminals, offering a wide range of themes to customize your terminal appearance. You can easily install these themes in iTerm using three methods: via keyboard shortcut, through iTerm preferences, or with a Bash script. The collection includes over 200 different color schemes, each with its own unique look, and also provides instructions for installing these themes on other terminals like Konsole, PuTTY, and Windows Terminal. This helps you maintain a consistent look across different platforms and enhances your overall terminal experience.

https://github.com/mbadolato/iTerm2-Color-Schemes

#python #c #go #golang #golang_application #kitty #kitty_terminal #opengl #python #terminal #terminal_emulators #terminfo #vt100

Kitty is a fast and feature-rich terminal that works on many different platforms. It uses your computer's GPU to make it run quickly. You can find more information on the kitty website or check the FAQ section for common questions. If you have other questions, you can ask in the GitHub discussions or the Reddit community. The benefit to you is that kitty provides a speedy and powerful terminal experience, making it easier to work efficiently on your computer.

https://github.com/kovidgoyal/kitty

#rust #fish #rust #shell #terminal

Fish is a user-friendly command line shell for macOS, Linux, and other systems. It offers features like syntax highlighting, autosuggest-as-you-type, and fancy tab completions without needing any configuration. You can install fish using tools like Homebrew on macOS or package managers on Linux. Once installed, you can run `fish` to start using it. The benefits include easier typing with autosuggestions, colorful syntax highlighting, and comprehensive documentation available through the `help` command or online resources. This makes using the command line more intuitive and efficient.

https://github.com/fish-shell/fish-shell

#cplusplus #cmd #command_line #console #contributions_welcome #good_first_issue #hacktoberfest #terminal #windows #windows_console #windows_terminal #wsl

You can install Windows Terminal, a modern and feature-rich terminal application, in several ways. It is available through the Microsoft Store, which is the recommended method for automatic updates. You can also install it via GitHub, Windows Package Manager (winget), Chocolatey, or Scoop. Windows Terminal offers many features like tabs, rich text, globalization, and theming, making it more productive for command-line users. It requires Windows 10 2004 or later to run. By using Windows Terminal, you benefit from a faster, more efficient, and customizable command-line experience compared to the traditional Windows Console.

https://github.com/microsoft/terminal